Tallit Use?

[Mikhail]

careful jumping to conclusions the "wall" in this case could just as easily be one we have encountered: Jewish MJs who do not believe that the Law is to be obeyed... and therefore "do not in agreement with the convicting motive that is driving you to conduct the works of the Torah." Note that "they accuse me of doing that because I am Torah Obedient" NOT because he is a gentile.

I agree on the point you made however they are still finding reasons to put up a wall of favourtism those who are excepted in their clik or to put it another way unless you think the way we do and agree with our doctrine we do not want you here whereas I am happy to continue fellowship and love for one another regardless of whether they are Torah Obedient or not so the wall is what James describes as judging between the rich and the poor who come into your meetings here sit at my feet to the poor man but to the rich here sit in this nice chair have this position.
I have been guilty of doing this in the past and God showed me my sin so it is easy to see now that I have taken the log out of my own eye.
So I just have to be wait while God deals with them in his timing, and in the mean time I am blessed to be able to bear forth the fruit of patience and perserverance.
Shalom,
Mikhail
PS

 

[Henaynei]

I agree on the point you made however they are still finding reasons to put up a wall of favoritism those who are excepted in their clik or to put it another way unless you think the way we do and agree with our doctrine we do not want you here whereas I am happy to continue fellowship and love for one another regardless of whether they are Torah Obedient or not so the wall is what James describes as judging between the rich and the poor who come into your meetings here sit at my feet to the poor man but to the rich here sit in this nice chair have this position.
I have been guilty of doing this in the past and God showed me my sin so it is easy to see now that I have taken the log out of my own eye.
So I just have to be wait while God deals with them in his timing, and in the mean time I am blessed to be able to bear forth the fruit of patience and perseverance.
Shalom,
Mikhail
PS

Dear brother, this is true of human groupings from middle school cliches to small and large countries - especially of persecuted and beleguered people groups - in the case of persecuted cultures it is the usual circumstance that those from outside are not initially warmly welcomed - particularly those from the persecuting culture - it takes much perseverance, humility and unassuming patience on the part of theose from outside to make even the slightest in roads toward acceptance into such a culture (and rigthtly so) - many of us how have "been at it" for nearly 2 decades humbly recognize that while we are called by the will of HaShem to stand alongside Israel, it may be that she will not be able to fully recognize who we are until we have made the ultimate sacrifice along side her in her hour of peril... that we may then be a tool in the Hand of HaShem that will be part of what eventually causes the veil to lift and for Israel to see her Moshiakh...

I acknowledge this and seek nothing else from her but to be allowed to stand beside her - I do not claim, nor lament that I can not claim, to be a Jewish woman - that is for HaShem to decide perhaps "on the other side" - for from my POV it is not their heart with which G-d has to deal, but ours.....

 

[Crystal MB]

Mikhail,
Here are instructions on how to put on and wear your tallit:
https://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/1927061/jewish/Tallit-Prayer-Blessings.htm